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alocerekzr agony
column.
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“to reih'ced commissioners icrprotton
our "Tremit'wee in this city but Fri.
but of Lvttcn
Wales in the Rut-office at South
cu
then letters will pleeee
Norwelk. N v 2. l
in; for
say they on edvertisul.
Klee Elle Avent. Mrs. Jessie Britt!» Misc
Lillie C. Beebe. Mrs. Farther 3!. Cole.
Hrs. Anne J. Dunn. um Hattie Dober~
ty. Hill Mosaic Ferd. Mrs. Ketie Fitch-
geruld. Wm. Joyce. Michael Kelly. Hie-
Meed. Ilia
L. Kc Gunn. Wm. R.
J. Powell. Min Currie Sherwood.
Edwerd Solomon. George G. Smith. Mrs.
Bottle Seymour. Dr. Chas J'. Tennant.
Iii-I Acme N. Venwtgner. D. N. You
Bouncer.
J. S. Dcsxtso. r. a.
-—Gc to RotonWPuint.
A. Selma: ie repldly convelescing.
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. The annual meeting of the Down Town
dchoot District will be held Friday. June
let.
DOM—‘—
Woodbury G. Lengdon has been up
looking at his cauntry residence this
week.
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8. J. Sbermun has a spunker new boy
double teem thnt shows up well in speed
and style.
Hm
Mr. Brotherton displays it crayon lur-
trait of Rev. J. M. Tnylor in {ioyt‘s p ar-
macy window.
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Miss Ettie Benhum of Lawreuceburgb.
Ind.. is visiting her grandmother. Mrs.
Scrub A. Bodwell.
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A new scan has been laid this week
in front of A bert Berg‘s grocery store
on Railroad Place.
'09. ’ ‘
Sunday evening service at Trinity
church will hereafter begin at ti o‘clock
until further notice.
“.0. '
E. A. Whitman. formerly of this city.
in now with A. Raymond & Co. 254 and
258 Broadway. N. Y. ,
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Regular meetings of Old \\‘ell Hook &
Lodder end Putnam Hose companies
next Monday evening.
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tlrurge Barnum. t‘. E. Doty‘s cashier.
sailed for Europe last week. and will be
absent three months.
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Conductor l-‘ayhun has {purchased from
St. Mary‘s Society the large house on
Pine street. near the gas house.
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.\ flag walk has been laid in front of
the lunbury & Not-walk railroad and
the iron Steamboat t‘o.‘s odious.
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.\t llnyt a Ulmsteud‘s the rigor trinket-s
have been ath‘um‘od iu myto their turtles
faction. and there will be nostrike there.
»— ow — ,
Herbert A. Mstthewson. with Lnuua‘
burv Bros. 3: t‘o.. starts on tho ththinsr.
for an extended business trip through
the West.
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Wouldn‘t it be a good thing for I“
hands to go down and \Vllut‘“ the for
mal opening of the Brooklyn bridge on
the 34th.
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Johu ll. Starin purchased the steamor
Americus at private sulo fur $5.000. and
will run her on the South Shore Ferry to
Staten isiend.
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S. \Vnrshing a real but rte broker of
New York city. has leusmi Ksysur‘s Is
land for the slimmer. He took “moss-
eeday.
ion on Tu
The Innuel mgifi} of the Not-walk
Oystertneus’ Protective Association will
be held at the city hall. Saturday new
in; of this week.
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John Flemming. n brakemuu on the
null: train. was injured while coupling
cars at this city last Friday morning.
His injuries were not serious.
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Quite a cyclone passed over the hill of
that city Hominy. frightening painters
and others working on buildings. It
Was confined to a quite narrow limit.
and did no harm.
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There is talk of: zrnnd Masonic ex-
cursion from this place. under the aus-
pices of St. John's end Old Well Lodges.
Such an excursion would undoubtedly
prove popular and profitable.
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The: master of Copestone Lodge and
members of Corinthian Lodge. I". and
.\. 11.. of New York. visited Roton Point
on Sunday. with e view of securing it
for an excursion of Copestone Lodge.
Tl l 170‘» H d
re on c ange in tbetime of ~
me of tuft“ from this city by them
ruer time able of the Ihuhury sud
Norwalk Remand is tint the treiu which
heretofore left at 9.” will lave nt 9.295.
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' non its: orders from the
L998 “examined 00. for To dam
33:“ “so “home‘s?
QM iluunhhtokeep up with bill
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Jam
buy. It attracted plmoet or much etteu‘
lion no u circus trelrt.
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We bed on April snow storm on Sun-
dsy. lusting Ibout six hours. Although
there wen u coneldereble full of snow
there woe no accumulation. as it melted
shout on feet a it fell.
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The supper in aid of the Baptist church
at the recidence of Mrs. A. J. Crofut on
Friday evening was a very pleasant ef-
feir. well “tended. and netted the so-
ciety n Inug sum.
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'W. A. Wheeler got his trip hammer
and cheers in operation on Mondsv. At
first 3 little adjusting of belts and pul-
lies was required. but this was soon done
and he is now all equipped for forging.
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Companies D and F will make their
May pnrndes Wednesday. May 10th.
Compsny D will drill in the forenoon and
have target practice in the afternoon.
Company F target practice in the fore-
noon and drill in the afternoon.
homo—w—
W. W. Comstock has «modeled with
him in businees his former clerk. Daniel
L‘Hommedieu. and hereafter the firm
will be W: W. Comatock d: Co. Mr.
L‘Hommedieu is thoroughly familiar
with the grocery business. an an ener-
getic young men. who will undoubtedly
prove a valuable business assistant to
the enterprising senior member of the
firm.
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Flagmsn Cowperthwaite‘s little gar-
den at the switch house is suggestive of
what might be done by the railroad
company to beautify the triangle on
Main street that is thrown open to the
ublic. On some railroads every station
is decorated with flower gardens. and
why couldn‘t aouvthing of the. kind be
df‘ollr- here. It certainly would be an
improvement on present appearances.
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Mayor Cunningham has succeeded in
doing much to improve the Washington
street approach to the carriage bridge.
M. Becker consented to the removal of
about two feet of his walk. which has
been thrown into the street. On the
other side by an exchange with J. H.
Ferris the approach will be further
widened by about seven feet. This will
make a decided improvement.
”0
Chris. 1. doped. dentist. of thgmn.
has removed to this city and opened
rooms at 78\Veshinaton street for the
raciice of dentistry in all its branches.
.lr. Jones comes to his new tield with
the best of recommendations—skill in
his pmfeseion and careful pemounl ut-
tent on to ell who favor him with their
petmnaee. Ho guarantees satisfaction
and solicits n share of the public patron.
Age.
0‘.
It isn‘t often that newspapem find
fuult with new: furnished. but while
they are anxious for all that is truthful
they detect a decelver end liar. Lest
week we published the mar-ringed ll.
\V. Allen and Miss Louisa Inttiu. sent
us through the mail. It was a hoax by
some fool who probably wok such dos.
pecable means to vent u spite. The Lord
may forgive him or'her but we haven‘t
done so yet.
Preeident \Vstmus has issued u cull
for n meetintrcf the stockholders of the
New York. New Haven and llurtford
road to beheld at the Union depot in
New Haven Saturday morning. May ill.
The meeting is called that notion may be
taken in reference to the bonds—not to
exceed “000.000 in amount—to be is
sued to provide funds for double track-
infinnd otherwise improving the reed.
In to be secured by a mortgage on the
mainline.
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The bridge committee have obtained
permission of the N. Y. & N. H. R. R.
Co. to use their bridge for foot travel
during the building of the new iron
draw. The committee have not fully
decided upon the location of the walk.
but will robnbly make it under the
tracks. wh h can be done at the most
reasonable expense. It will be several
weeks. however. before the old bridge
will be torn up. as it takes considerable
time to cremote the timber which is to
be used.
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At the l-‘uirlield \Veet Consociatiou of
the Congregationnl churches called at the
church in this city on Tuesday to con-
sider the diamlssel of Rev. H. N. Dun.
ning. Rev. Mr. Woodruif of Black Rock
acted asfmcderntor. end Rev. W. W. Leer
of Ridgetield as clerk. The rebignation
of the poster and records of the action
of the church and society were read.
w hen the Goneocietion went into privete
mien. and ofter a brief delioerntion
voted to dissolve the relations of the
church end tar. and cordially recoup
mended Mr. lining.
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Gilbert comes up again with
he seem an straw but
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cilnee next evening.
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m firing tires table of the Den-
:rry g. crwelk reilrced goes into efleot.
ay .
Bitten in this city. ed-
vertiumt of which approve in another
twnrrrmmr .
“emperor” e-
moluments A: who is visiting
"leaves in Rupert. ‘ n.
8. Waters new drill. . e wb‘ite horse
on his city express ‘ .
‘l‘hirm new advertisements eppnr
in this hue of the m
—Wnl| papers cud mixed paints. piper
banninnend calminltu. L. B. .
5t Rein street. South Norweltr.‘
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St. John‘s church of Orange. N. J..
will picnic ct Rotcn Point on Thursday.
Sign: 8th. by the steamer Long
no .
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There will be e pu llc instelment of
officers of the Good Templar lodge 5t
their rooms over Day‘s store next Mon-
dey evening.
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Mrs. H. Theile. who was taken ill in
New York lest week. we: able to come
home lent Thundev evening. and is now
recovering her heelth.
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Fred North. o brother of Artist North.
this cit . has gone from Width-m. Mess..
to Mex co. and will open a photogrnrh
gallery there. He stopped in this 0 ty
on his way.
Editor Lyon was in New York Mon-
day. and crossed the Brooltl u bridge.
and it is reported he "saw ouble." or
rather was "seen double.“ If he‘d had
on his " full new suit ” it. would have
looked like business.
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Wm. M. Saunders has leased tbedepot
restaurant for another year. Mr. Saun-
ders has become very po lur so a ree-
teuru‘nteur. By attend n Itrictly to
business and laboring toohl cc and please
patrons he desires even a larger patron-
age than hr! receives.
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Capt. Knupp‘s steam yacht which wus
to have arrived last week. has been on it
fan at Newbura this week. but next
wee she will arrive. and be ready for
charter. There is considerable curiosity
to see this vessel. as she has quite a rep-
utation for bounty and speed.
*QOOW'
Now is the time to use lawn mowers
and W. U. Quiutnrd‘s hardware store is
the lace to net the beat. makesw-Philw
delp in and Excelsior. If you feel
strung vou cun get them that will out
from 1 inches. and from that size down
to a foot-which is a not. over ambitious
man 8 sure.
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The Senate passed It bill yesterduv pro
viding that the hosts and tackle of r~
eons convicted of oyster stealing all?"
be forfeited if taken within one month
after the commission of the offense.
The blunts and trickle of innocent ice
are exempt from seiuure by tho terms
of the bil .
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The New York Mirmr of lust week
was a lwautiful and elaborate number.
berm: devoted especially to particulars
and illustrations of the great dramatic
festival now in progress ut Cincinuntti.
The number cums to us through the
courtesy of W. S. Urot‘ut. local corres-
pondent of the journal.
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The stun ) Alice Scott. from Bridgeport
for New \ork with 200 bushels of oym
two. was capsized nod sunk off l‘loton‘s
neck Wmlucsduy of lust week. The crew
utter floatiuu ubout in the sound for
three hours. clinging to a smnll boat.
was picked up and landed at White»
stone.
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The new walk around the City llotel
is stunt finished. and it is it good job.
and Raymond Brothers will never have
another chance at that. walk. as tho om-
they have now put. down will last until
the “heavens shall be rolled together-9‘
but what‘s the use of quoting scripture
to the readers of tho Summer. who all
know the Bible by heart.
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Rev. J. Wolfvndon has received a
cult to Calvary Ba tist church. Albert .
N. Y. This churn has n memberahlvp
of 800 and e Sunday ecbool numbering
LOGO. and peyses‘dnry of 03.000. and
furnishes the preacher with an assistant.
Mr. Wolfenden has not yet accepted the
call. but will probably do so. If he does
South Norwullr will loose one of the best
preachcm it ever bud.
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About midnight Tuesday. Mrs. Mick-
ens of Darlen was disturbed b hearing
somebody trying to get into t c house.
By a prior crrumzement with neighbors
who sounded an alarm by blowing on a
horn. and they went to the rescue. but
before they arrived the bowlers had
left. A search in the neighborhood die-
cloeed u dmrted tram cmup. and prob-
ably tho tramps out o the attemp‘.
Isn t it time that the people demanded
that the trump luw be enforced?
WOV'
A letter from S. F. Peck. dated utAeh-
land Wis" April Slat. says: “We are
having pretty cold weather yet. Teams
are stil crossing the ice to chvllle.
eighteen miles from here. A party is
filling an ice house with ice fifteen
Inches thick. Thermometer has not
been above freezing point to day. Wife
and Mamie are wet. although I have
not seen them since Christmas no they
are still in lshpeming. but when naviga-
tion opens willzbeve them up here.“
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Benry Tilly has secured a first clev-
oarrsure trimmer this spring. In Greet
«New \orlnwhcu on W et the
As no mum» of contour
molecture requires greater skill for
deriving
muslin). «we
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one but been to have A clues oer-
. so more. week
mumumum tinge
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tee the asked .
mvfin; "‘ “”3
‘ ster bullneee last week.
should not pom our
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Rev. Geo. P. aroma.
will speck the Reform
«clung. nth; .
noun. been: will m
lddiere graves ct live Nile River
. Hey filth;
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Oliver Davie hurl 'I ucrroiv
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Geo. W. Day. trrccor. bu onexbibltion
at his store. 85 Neln street, on elcput
found by re. A D. Conan in n can of
Davis linking powder.
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On Monday. John Gu ner. employed
at the Norwelk Iron orks. wee run
over in the nltey-wey byeloed of pig
iron. and both of the lower bones of one
of his legs were broken. Dr. Burke n-
duced the frncture.
revloul in our
Sounders lob-
Thet la we
started the business I week too soon. g
be will not begin the delivery of _ '
fmhhmked lobsters until Seturdoy,
this week. ‘“
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Harry A. Ely end Mice fiery F; rm
were married at. the residence of the
bride‘s parents yesterday afternoon. the
ceremony being performed b Rev. A.
Hill. and in the resence of tie fnntil
and intimate fr ends only.
on their wedding tour on the 8:56 train.
We were a little too
statements about Gaul
”9'?qu
Concerning trampe the New Milford
Genottc nysi— “In all ports of the state
the gentlemen of the road are becoming
egarcerive again. The excellence of this
law has been thoroughly demonstrated
once: with few trumps left in the state.
after the first. clearing out.
other vi “‘0!“ enforcement of it seems
called or.“ The practice of keeping
tramps in the lock up of this city over
night and turning them outin the morn-
ing to torment end frighten women with
their impudenoe end importunitles is on
outrage that. out. not to be tolerated.
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Governor Wuller‘s third veto has
some sense in it. The oyster Ir ielntion
of this state has been lurgley in ever of
the heavy dealers. and if the some dirco‘
tion is continued in the legislature for e
few years more the oyster interest will
be cutirly in the hands of the steep»
dredarers and oeptilists. end it is n
question‘lf in their creed the business
will not in time becutirely ruined. The
governor oh rots to the extremely un.
just unity. f forfeiture on the part of
soul oystermuu for-offshore. in ndditdou
to fines. lie is exactly right in his ob-
jection.»llertford Boer.
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One of the onndidntim: churches of
this town is the subject of the following:
A man who does businm in New Tor .
while in that city. not in conversetion
with a friend who knew a minister that
has preached very eocc tahly before the
congregation. and was nforrned that the
person was an :oxcellout pmcher end
rich. The following is a part of the com
versutiou :
Norwulk Mun—Rich is be!
rich preaching? _
New York lien—0h ’no. lie had n
friend who cove him points on huge. end
at? ‘r‘nnden strike that fixed him flnune
u y.
to know about him. - If he con handle
hon successfully. he's just the men we
want. and i hope he'll get e cell i
Their separation wu by mutual c
Iuent. the father retaining the two chil-
dren. The separation took place this
week. and since her departure her hus-
band sun to that her infection were
estrnn ' from him by a men he eup-
po-ccl wes his friend. and be benineto
fcclolittle recentful. The future will
probably bring forth some interesting
evelopments.
A line tar-{on portrel of Goodrich
Holmes. by Vrny S. Bedlent. has been
displayed in the post office window for
several days. Mr. Holmes was the orig-
inator of the business now conducted
by Adams Brothers. when he had euro-
0 uted with him as partner Frank Sey-
mour. He was n popular men with the
trade and in the community. and his
sudden death from inflnmmuticn of the
bowels. which occurred about seventeen
years can. caused a general bereave-
ment. Mr. Bedient‘s ice for 08‘
of the also referred to ‘_ but #15. .
Rand‘s of Philadelphia. who does no bet-
ter work. and in some instances not a
20ml. is 050.00. Those who know Mr.
Holmes. my thet the iikenees it perfect.
ex- Adonis. which will-con been
tutu . satin: 'tos number“? on
u“ bd‘crfimm r. :9 v
we
Mmeng.
Am the H of l l
on Well street. ' wee
timed .
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vase lent . the order fcr which wee
They le t are many devices. the
Did i..- get hrs-
Norwulk Mun—V‘Vell. that‘s oil I wont .
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Horace White‘s wife has left him.
I Sand .
will: trnin 33:... bovine New York and
Mr. Bedlam is at work on a picture for end
fwi
teen near the crossing. W
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m... , ' human In roverucrtt bu rum: on of Norwelk .wm
all.“ “grillfigge B m'fl‘ifi act out end cheaters! e very nee pro- hfi‘tflr euc‘eelfip-rdcet Ring Point
in the Brooke willcue now before the in,“ at M nut louder “uni-r. 011,1- . . .
Superior Court. ell-thinning “N0“ ‘5‘ cont-inc 8t. bulb in being newly
n.”— . blim- ennouncementl 0' 00m pointed'end meats. coo-pen-
LeRoy m euuoutlicaeutge: bat; an“! Ml W- oycftbeRev. Bowerdo. Gen. ‘ ‘
“0" PW” '“PP'! ° ll ‘ ‘. ' mt of 3. EM
‘ tit, . nd invites orders thro h on 0“ Weduudey lfre. Ann 90"” “1'0 ' ‘
lgxufid‘m in another column“.' resides 9" w.“ 'etrcct, “NW“ ‘ a" WWW
eround tbeuove-Ei
which we- y the extre heel;
duced by burning some old porn.
celled Isolatence. end the re wu ex.
anguished without carious den-cc.
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Phillip N. Kucpp wu abrdey the
recipient of on clean col watch from
hie flther. There's no more worthy
young men iuthe city. and he promises
tabs on tumours better on his tether
whose reputation as e menufacturer cf
the belt 0 good- ie second to none in this
country.
3800:: rec-men Kello g has sued
Prddent eredE. Redflel of the Buy-
gmmtc'muz :2: we:
or ‘am‘bhu': {forumn‘
e9” " firtbe‘pereyllei rcedf 3%.“
hfmrhclezieletme of 1889.
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. Vice-President Reed says that a pen
7‘ ,fect automatic car coupler would not be
epnvlng invention. inumuch us there
potions for which
have expired which ere sufficient under
the love. The Coneolldeted- road in.
adopted the Whitemorc coupler and
uses it. on new con! and old cars that
need new couplers.
It Will be thirty years next Sunday.
Hey 0th. since the terrible railroad eccl-
lt we: eh: dent at the South Norwnlk dun-bridge.
lowed a temporary suspense: now one
which was witnessed by the prceent
draw-tender. Mr. Buford. who has felth,
fully served the compeny all these core.
Hr. Harford says the memory 0 that
event with all its horrors ere as clear as
on the day of the ceslutrophe.
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Theduhiloe Singers will We a con-
ocrt in the Reform Room edueedey
evening. May 9th. and another in the
East Avenue If. E. Church Friday even‘
inn. May tith. These concertam given
for the purpose of raising funds for the
colored church. The programme em-
braces many plantation melodies. which
are well rendered. A generul invitation
“extended.
QQG'
l. H. Hoyt purchased at the auction
note but Saturday. Brown‘s pharmacy et
Dorian for The stand is a good
one for the busineue and with are r
muncgement will not. only hopro to e
to thrI owners but a great. convenience
to the town. Ir. Hoyt intends to give
it his pemonnl euperv lion. end Derieu
people can depend upon it fir-at class
drug shite hereafter. *'
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J. l". Peekwell. hernm mekerund red-
dler 7 James Block. borough. hes en ed-
vertlecment in this issue. to call atten-
tion to his facilities for harness ranking
of all kinds. and his crock of trevelinl
robes. blankets. etc. Mr. Rockwell
he! skill in his business. aims to pleeee.
end makes a rule of moat-rote prices. end
we recommend him to all dos ring burn-
one. end ceddlery or anything in hiellne.
: “do?“
An old fashion. perham new to certain
it indies. is the collwtion of dimes
“tribute rentlemeu friends. it being
.pndevetmd tlult each admiring donor
$2.th side of the dime and in-
. ‘ came thereon. and Chet when
n .1th number shall have accu-
mulated the lady shell hove them I!"
MM into n “bangle" bracelet for per.
Iouel adornment. Thus she is enabled
to count up the "strings to her been.”
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We have been asked if the pistol b
which Ire. Bouton was shot her web
wee e toy . In justice to tbemnu‘
fecturerecf the snap plumb of general
mekewe shouldeeythutitwunot. It.
wee one of then blank cartridge pistols
that were sold e few yarn no to boys.
icl: have been generally con-
demned u dengeroue. Oraluery toy
. such so are manufactured by the
Wmmml': 00it." "it ill” "' “"e
. e on r gee cenuo
be used in then.
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The first summer time tnblo for the
ted reed goes into effect next
Commencing on thetdev the
t {rm will 8 d a?“
a in. run on eye-w a.
week d... a... other a
wicket“
Test ,
or: .
been appointed
. m :a 7 ., _. .L'O. 0. F.Imfl::flu=
l‘rldeylutfrcm being run over by :m: I, oftbelm DIM
hole other-kitchen, ‘._
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as o rn re :- .
endbmghtituptom pom-
rllitchellbeencw token the
thrc retlrl . l
soonpto apex“: rick ct WWW“
Our firemen hove received invluflcno
cumin e pend. on Decor-doc Day.
ye.
On rid-y. Role Whom. on W,
tarantbegfcrwelk wile. crushe'd‘her fue-
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ing from the large amount of order! up-
cu his books. “
Mr. Ednrd 0. Beth‘. of Pueblo. Got.
in visiting his parents in town. Al-
though he enter-reins no excited opinion
of the western wilds. he expects to re-
turn there coon.
Next Tueed evenin the curt peo-
ple of the Firs, floune'ceticgel church
will give another of their flee-cut lit-
erery nucleic. Oliver Wen ell Holmes.
will be the subject. ‘ 4
Chet-lee W. Barter was found deed in
his bed in e New York hotel lent u-
dey. He wee et one time n readout of
Norwelk and a clerk in whet wee for-
merly Uble‘e drug acre.
Hey 10th will settle the fete of ellPio-
peer members who ereinerreen three
months. It is either put up or shut it
this time. The MW be dog:
or bv eevernl hundred doi \lf every
member peld up.
Joseph Pet-er. who “dock dc dutch u
e choke“ from Bretty‘l counter
grocer
tut week is now tubing stock of time in
the summer redder!" et
He will. no doudt. wetch his cottons—or
angers—more strictly bemftcr.
At the unrterly convention of the
connection Mounties Union. held
lest Thuredey in Bridgeport. lire. Uln-
tcd u gold watch to
Me Rel
Ir. Be . A notional division re.
colic wee prveeuted to his wife.
Three of the Suwford Advocate‘e -
we were loose end rooming on
around our irate on I .
guy did no demg'xemrpwever.‘ But. if
e are e o suffers.
the-{hyme- c the ammo be ec-
oounted for.
A detention of Mucus frcmthis to
ettendrd 8t. John‘elacdge. Ncrwelk. a
calm of the Grand
being mom :1 to After working
em en coupon . nun-
petr‘gg ebAout too. not dear: can no cot-
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Kory Bolton ave birth to three tile--
lei. dreeeee eud basilisk-belts Tire
ud- eech. the other.
one‘helf upon . Them
taking a vecetiou in I loud.
The Fidelio society will hold e '
meeting next Sundny evening. m
after tb bold but one cc fort-
nightly. They lave now ebout f
member-e corn of as
American mansion will be
added shortly to r nIUIdyInl-geuock
of amusements. ,
“A Sieve cf Guilt" to the title of edre-
to he the
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whowbridcc nine.
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bell. The
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Norwalk Chronicler